and this voice came across an outdoor swimming pool -- only last year going "benedict, benedict, i waswe were kids," you know, this fully grown adult. and i said, "i don't know where to put myself right now. i'm so, so sorry." and she went, "oh, no. it's great i have some stories. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i guess that's true i mean, if you're not going to make it as an actor yourself, you might as well get shoved by someone who's been incredibly successful >> i would not -- yeah, i wouldn't advocate that as a way into the career. [ laughter ] >> seth: so then you obviously -- you go on to drama school what kind of student were you then >> mixed, you know i had great respect for a lot of the professors, a lot of the classes, and then at other times, i think i haven't got being this sort of student you'd like to sort of muck about and make his friends laugh at the back of the class out of my system and, you know, there were moments of great integrity and stuff that i learned great pills of wisdom and just shards of things that just -- i exercise all the time in my work, and then other

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could you imagine the benedict cumberbatch boat.p ranks we don't have a lot of nonbinary people in leadership right now than two seconds. now it's over. >> thomas masculinity dead? >> 2014. i want to give him an out. it cumberbatch is a great actor. he's always excellent. he's been working for the past ten years solid so he's like a guy you know those movies where the guys in a time capsule a comes out is like comic hijinks. he doesn't know anything. he's been doing movies for like ten years. snow is just waking up to the 2014 news that toxic masculinity is a thing. he knows that he is to say that to get to the interview, that is an amazing point. >> because you're right. he's been working he doesn't have time and the last thing he read was that a doctor's office in 2014 and just a issue of cosmopolitan mrs. alder asked me about this. >> doesn't want to put himself is canceled because that how things evolve. because of the last 1,014 we were like coming of these crazy saying men can get pregnant. it's changed quite a bit. >> is any

west benedict west, thanks lot for joining us on the program. now i just want to start with the attack itself. 10 civilians dead, including 7 children, and no misconduct or negligence. do you think it's surprising, the critics are now questioning the results of the prob well, this entire afghanistan war was a catastrophe, and this is just another perfect example of why. ah, there were news going on about the withdrawal process. ah, people trying to get on planes not being allowed to escape also the terrorist attack. and so it seems obvious to the, to me, to probably to you in the whole international community that the americans were looking for someone to attack us so that it could appear that they were doing something. so, um, yeah, it looks like people were in the military was over zealous to go after in, in bomb another person. and i'd probably cheering people on as your, as the previous person described. so it's not at all surprising that the pentagon would find itself, i'm not guilty of doing anything wrong, just making mistakes, you know,

no offense to benedict cumberbatch who was the celebrity this year. he is no daniel craig.d it down. no nicole kidman, daniel craig. taylor swift. it is a big shot in the arm for china. >> even if benedict cumberbatch is not quite daniel craig, influencers in the future of e-commerce, it seems to be even more advanced in china than other parts of the world. >> yes. the key opinion leaders are critical in chinese internet. we just saw them and that package flocking product. it comes at a time of common prosperity and this notion of celebrity has been knocked down a peg a little bit by some verbiage coming from aging authorities. it is a delicate balance for sure. when you get a key opinion leader, a celebrity flocking lipgloss, it pushes product. not that we did not need to have more incentive to buy a product because look at that record single day. it adds to the sales numbers. >> chinese tech stocks are killing it right now. dede as well relaunching its app. curious what you make of this given all the scrutiny from beijing on not just alibaba but so many chinese tech compa

let's talk now to where's benedict, who used to be the executive director of the united states to the terrier party either. what do you make of the jury's decision? the pressure on that must have been immense. yes, i think in the end the decision was the right decision. we have the 2nd amendment here in the united states, which gives you the right to protect yourself with firearms, and that appears to be what cow rittenhouse did, is what the jurors must have decided after watching all the videos and look at and all the evidence. so i think the right decision was handed down and, and i support the 2nd amendment. having said that, it's not, there's nothing really to celebrate here. people were killed and the, the original protests were for legitimate grievances. we've had centuries of racism. oh, whites and slaving blacks. and then having jim crow laws and then having a war on drugs here where police abuse is common in the united states as continue to be a problem for the past few decades. but i think what needs to be learned here by the united states started public is that when there a

also, you know there's another former pope out there, pope benedict, he's just around, he's hanging.ke the jay leno now of popes. he's just fixing cars in germany. ( laughter ) he was a pope, and he's not a pope? i'm just saying no one ever talks about benedict. >> trevor: former pope. >> former pope. >> trevor: previous pope. >> previous pope. >> trevor: all right, now, after president biden exchanged irish jokes with the pope, he caught an uber to rome for the g20 summit where he and other world leaders got down to business. they got some things done. they agreed to create a global men him corporate tax rate of 15% which is expected to raise hundreds of billions of dollars until the corporations find a different loophole about five minutes afterwards, but when it came to another priority for the g20, tackling climate change, things weren't as successful. >> even the first major in-person meeting in two years couldn't bring world leaders closer together on the issue of climate change. the final communique, g-20 leaders agreed to softer language on reaching net zero emissions setting

tomorrow night benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnett. "nightline" is next.mean divided nation. >>> plus escaping the house of horror. 13 children held captive by their parents. >> my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> diane sawyer's exclusive interview with the brave sister that risked it all to save her siblings. >> i don't know how you have the courage. >> i

benedict cumberbatch was here talking about it and we've talked in the past -- you're a lovely personou and there's an actual light in your eyes as opposed to - [ light laughter ] >> i know how to turn it off >> seth: you know how to turn it off. you're kind of the -- you are the nicer of the two brothers in this film. did you enjoy being on the other side of it >> it was so nice. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like a vacation from - >> seth: right >> playing the, you know, the heavy for a while. and yeah, just to get to work with benedict as well and to see him do something he'd never done before >> seth: he told us that he didn't -- that jane campion, the director of this film, asked him not to shower so that you could all know what somebody like that would smell like [ laughter ] >> yeah. that was one of the requests >> seth: yeah. >> and you know, i never really -- i can't say that i noticed, but we did do some -- i think we discussed earlier we did some sort of unorthodox rehearsals, where like, the first thing that we did together was we waltzed to this elliott smith song like brother

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arnold but got feet to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine he hated him because he didn't think washington got them out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. and so the criticism he was a getting too. >> it's pretty funny by the way he was famously an atheist. >> that is true he was. you mean pain not washington. the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press there were no rules for the press. all the news fit to print. now, washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thanks of you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 1790s is scatological. in washington really cannot understand that. he does not understand it. only think he is hurt by it. i think he survives the french and indian war. he should have been killed when he was a young man. h

this story of a 19th—century rancher in montana, played by benedict cumberbatch, shows jane campion intudy of power in relationships, toxic masculinity and repressed lives that truly lingers. it is a sure—fire awards contender and will most definitely be a part of next year's oscars race. that brings our special talking movies festival season 2021 to a close. we hope you have enjoyed the show. please remember you can always reach us online, and you can find us on facebook and twitter. well, with film festival season now more or less behind us, a new movie season has emerged. it is the end—of—the—year prestige film season, and one of the eagerly awaited movies coming up is steven spielberg's adaptation of west side story. today we're going to leave you with a clip from the 1961 film adaptation of that loved broadway musical. # a time and place for us. # hold my hand and we're halfway there. # hold my hand and i'll take you there. # somehow, someday, somewhere. ..# hello there. the weather isn't changing in too much of a hurry over the next few days, because high pressure keeping things

was born with head deformities, he found fame in 2006, and even performed for pope benedict. the 16th, but from 2010 ward did begin making jokes about his disability. gabriel was 13 at the time and says it made him suicidal and that he was also bullied at school cables. family father, human rights complained, but canada's highest court has said that the singer was targeted not because of his disability, but because of his fame. they acknowledged that some of the comedians comments were nasty and disgraceful, but they did not inside the audience to treat gabriel as sub human qualms toward receive support from the comedy world. some do believe though that such jokes must have consequences. we put the issue up for debate, you know, i, i agree with the court's conclusion. i mean that they acknowledge said that this was a nasty thing that was said. but you know, it doesn't go as far as to, you know, have a legal financial consequences for this person. when mister ward comes to your town, you have the option to not buy a ticket. you can ignore his podcast. you have the right to do

he found fame in 2006 and even performed for po benedict some years later. mike ward began mentioning gabriel's disability in his performances and defended his act by saying that people shouldn't be afraid to joke about any subject. it was family father, human rights complaints, but candidates, high school said the singer was targeting not because of his disability, but because of his fame wildest award received support from the comedy world. others still believe such jokes must face consequences. we had a lively conversation about it here, a marty with a panel of guests. you know, i, i agree with the court's conclusion. i mean that they acknowledge said that this was a nasty thing that was said. but you know, it doesn't go as far as to, you know, have a legal financial consequences for this person. when mister word comes to your town, you have the option to not buy a ticket. you can ignore his podcast. you have the right to do all those things, but should he be prosecuted in a court of law that takes it a bridge way too far. in my opinion, we have to sink a

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with me are geri scott, political correspondent at the press association, and benedicte paviot, uk correspondentrance 24. welcome to both of you, lovely to see you both again. the daily mail reports on has a story about an anti—vax group that it says has picketed over 100 schools. the ft is leading with austria, which will become the first country in europe set to make coronavirus jabs mandatory. the daily telegraph's main story is that under new plans to tackle cross—channel migration, asylum seekers will have to obey strict rules at new holding centres or face having their applications rejection. the mirror splashes on the news that convicted child killer colin pitchfork has been sent back to jail after breaching the terms of his release. according to the daily express, britons are determined to spread the christmas cheer with an £85 billion shopping bonanza. and the guardian is about tories "fuelling racism" by rejecting multiculturalism. finally the times says borisjohnson has demanded a fix to the record number of migrants making the journey across the channel. let's begin with the ft. "aus

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